This man worked on creating the Library Pavilion opposite the Palais-Royal while he was a student of Hector Lefuel, and one of his creations would later have a Chinese Tea House added near the sea. Besides the "Marble House," this man designed Harvard's Fogg Art Museum and established the first architectural school in the United States at the Tenth Street Studio Building. One of this man's buildings uses a replica of the Cluny stairs to connect the Lower and Upper Grand Halls and was marked by the two huge carriage entrances maintained in accordance with the owner's love of horses. Besides Belcourt, Ogden Goelet commissioned this man to create "Ochre Court" and he also designed the Breakers, thus rounding out the three largest mansions on Newport. Another building had a forest managed by Gifford Pinchot and lies in Asheville, North Carolina. For 10 points, name this architect who frequently worked with the Vanderbilt family, for whom he
This man worked on creating the Library Pavilion opposite the Palais-Royal while he was a student of Hector Lefuel, and one of his creations would later have a Chinese Tea House added near the sea. Besides the "Marble House," this man designed Harvard's Fogg Art Museum and established the first architectural school in the United States at the Tenth Street Studio Building. One of this man's buildings uses a replica of the Cluny stairs to connect the Lower and Upper Grand Halls and was marked by the two huge carriage entrances maintained in accordance with the owner's love of horses. Besides Belcourt, Ogden Goelet commissioned this man to create "Ochre Court" and he also designed the Breakers, thus rounding out the three largest mansions on Newport. Another building had a forest managed by Gifford Pinchot and lies in Asheville, North Carolina. For 10 points, name this architect who frequently worked with the Vanderbilt family, for whom he created the Biltmore estate.
This man worked on creating the Library Pavilion opposite the Palais-Royal while he was a student of Hector Lefuel, and one of his creations would later have a Chinese Tea House added near the sea.
{Richard Morris Hunt}